In addition to The Beautiful Legend of Sicily, what screen classics has Monica Bellucci played?
Italian "national treasure" actress Monica Bellucci is one of the few European and American actresses who can unify the global aesthetic.
Her most iconic work is undoubtedly The Beautiful Legend of Sicily, released in 2000.
Through this film, Monica Bellucci not only showed the world her unparalleled beauty, but also directly knocked on the door of Hollywood.
Admittedly, with a single Tale of the Beauty of Sicily, Monica Bellucci is enough to have a place in the history of world cinema.
But she has been debuting for 30 years now, how can she only act in one film?
In this issue, we will review what screen classics Monica Bellucci has acted in in addition to "The Beautiful Legend of Sicily"!
01 The Matrix Part II and Part III
In the field of science fiction films, the Matrix trilogy is undoubtedly a landmark work.
The creative ideas and shooting methods of this series have provided unlimited inspiration for later science fiction films.
To some extent, this is also the highest overall rating film work that Monica Bellucci has participated in since she entered Hollywood.
Although Monica Bellucci only starred in the second and third parts of The Matrix, her role is not the main character at all.
But for the audience in front of the screen, Monica Bellucci is the most beautiful scenery in the "Matrix" series, and her presence greatly enhances the watchability of the film.
02 "Tears of the Sun"
Released in 2003, Tears of the Sun was Monica Bellucci's first big-screen film since her official entry into Hollywood.
Her brief appearance in Francis Coppola's "Four Hundred Years of Thrills" was not widely recognized by the outside world, and it was not until the end of "The Beautiful Legend of Sicily" that Hollywood took the initiative to invite Monica Bellucci to play the female number one of the commercial blockbusters.
The actor who played with her was the internationally acclaimed action superstar Bruce Willis.
The first collaboration between the male god and the goddess made this war-themed "Sun Tears" very interesting.
Coupled with the fact that the film's story itself is very exciting, "Sun Tears" can be said to have received great acclaim after its release!
03 "Kill It All"
At the time of "Kill It All", Monica Bellucci was 42 years old.
Even so, Monica Bellucci's appearance and aura in the film are still beautiful and exciting.
She vividly shows her charm and sexiness on the screen, and occasionally shows a little maternal brilliance.
The film's action scenes are hot and exciting, and many of the gunfight scenes are very imaginatively designed.
If you haven't seen the film yet, you can't be called a qualified fan of Monica Bellucci.
04 "How Deep I Love"
Monica Bellucci's career focus is not only on Hollywood commercial blockbusters, she has also starred in a large number of European art films.
This "How Deep I Love" is an excellent work shot by Monica Bellucci after breaking into Hollywood and returning to the European film industry.
The film's reputation is polarized, and some people think that the artistic atmosphere and expression of the film are commendable.
Some people also feel that the rhythm of the story is too trivial, and it is easy to make the audience look sleepy.
But I have to admit that Monica Bellucci's appearance in "How Deep I Love Me" is simply beautiful, and even in some ways better than "The Beautiful Legend of Sicily".
05 Brothers Grimm
It is not difficult to see that Monica Bellucci's participation in Hollywood movies is mainly to create a beautiful and sexy female image.
This does limit her performance space, but it also leaves many memorable screen moments.
In this "Brothers Grimm", Monica Bellucci played a "mirror queen" who confused sentient beings and had a powerful aura.
It is worth mentioning that the actors who played against Monica Bellucci in the film are not only Matt Damon, but also the deceased actor Heath Ledger.
With such a luxurious cast, "Brothers Grimm" is definitely worth watching!
The above is the screen classic that Monica Bellucci starred in in addition to "The Beautiful Legend of Sicily".
If you have other additions in mind, welcome to leave a message!